Abstract:The structure and property of products which were synthesized with TEA and/or TEAOH as template(s) have been studied deeply by XRD, SEM and NH3-TPD techniques, and the catalytic performance of products have been investigated in conversion of methnaol-to-olefine (MTO) fixed-bed process. The results from the XRD, SEM, NH3-TPD measurements showed that the types and ratios of the templates had a great influence on the structure, crystal size and acidity of the products. In the dual-template system, the pure SAPO-34 molecular sieves could be obtained as TEAOH/TEA=0.037-0.186, and the SAPO-34 molecular sieve with smaller and uniformer crystal, medium acidity could be obtained as TEAOH/TEA=0.093. The catalytic evaluation showed that the SAPO-34 synthesized with TEAOH/TEA=0.093 exhibited higher selectivity to light olefin (C2=-C4=) (94.98%), longer lifetime (415min) than the SAPO-34 prepared with the single TEA (TEA/Al2O3=2.15, 88.22%, 170min) or TEAOH (TEA/Al2O3=2.0, 89.29%, 165min) as template, and its coke deposition rate have fallen remarkly (0.016%/min).